Podcast appearances and mentions of eugene mcdaniels

In this episode, Craig and Shawn delve into two distinct yet equally captivating musical landscapes. Shawn spotlights Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon," a groundbreaking album renowned for its innovative use of studio effects, cohesive concept, and timeless tracks like "Time" and "Money." He explores the album's themes of existentialism and human experience, discussing how its intricate production and profound lyrics have cemented it as one of the greatest albums of all time.Craig shines a light on an overlooked classic soul album, Eugene McDaniels' "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse." He highlights the album's powerful social commentary, unique fusion of funk, jazz, and soul, and its enduring relevance. Craig delves into standout tracks like "Jagger the Dagger" and "Supermarket Blues," discussing how McDaniels' bold artistry and incisive lyrics offer a compelling and often under-appreciated critique of society.Join Craig and Shawn as they celebrate the iconic brilliance of "Dark Side of the Moon" and uncover the hidden depths of "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse," offering insights and appreciation for these remarkable albums.

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This Week on Sounds From Within,Adrian Finch brings you a huge show with a very mixed bag of heavy hitting tunes!He kicks of with The Happy Mondays stopping of with Grace Jones,Big Audio Dynamite and Yoko Ono..Also a few funk flavours with The Isley Brothers and Eugene Mcdaniels and a huge dose of Deep House new and classics.Sounds from within touches on tunes from the heart and this weeks show pulls no punches!Tune into new broadcasts of Sounds From Within, LIVE, Wednesday from 5- 7 PM EST / 9 - 11 AM GMTFor more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/sounds-from-within///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 63 I talk to Skyzoo about Eugene McDaniels, an American rapper from Yonkers, New York. He began his career in the 1990s as a member of the rap trio The Lox, managed by Ruff Ryders and signed with Bad Boy. After leaving the label in 1999, they signed a joint venture deal between Interscope and Ruff Ryders. He is currently signed to Def Jam and D-Block. Jadakiss' debut solo album, Kiss Tha Game Goodbye, was released in 2001. He has released three more solo studio albums, another album with the Lox, and an album with fellow rapper Fabolous. In 2007, Jadakiss signed with Jay-Z's Roc-A-Fella and Def Jam, which, with Ruff Ryders, co-released his 2009 album The Last Kiss. Altogether, he has released five studio albums, most recently Ignatius in 2020.

In episode 60 I talk to Rachid Fakhre (Spang Sisters) about Eugene McDaniels, an indelible stamp on the face of modern music. His career as an artist, songwriter, and producer not only spanned decades and genres, but entire generations, weaving its way through the work of fellow artists, often marking their successes as well as taking its own trailblazing path. Eugene McDaniels always arrived in the first wave - seeking then finding new, and sometimes strange, territories. He will always be known as one of the pioneers, wherever his work and words take him. Even from its inception, his career was destined to rattle the establishment. His first Billboard hits as Gene McDaniels, “A Hundred Pounds of Clay,” and “Tower of Strength,” shot to the Billboard Top 10 on the mainstream pop charts in an era where music by black artists was relegated to “race music.” A decade after his initial successes, Eugene planted a flag for the emerging black consciousness movement, reclaiming his name, his identity as an artist, and declaring a new purpose for the socially explosive Outlaw and Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse albums.

Le retour des vacances s'est-il bien passé ? La rentrée n'a pas été trop difficile ? Allez, pour se remettre dans le bain doucement, on va parler d'un album soul atypique, Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse. On doit cette curiosité sortie en 1971 à un homme dont les plus grandes heures de gloire étaient déjà terminées depuis quelque temps au moment de sa parution, Eugene McDaniels. Un nom qui ne parle peut-être plus forcément à grand monde, mais qui pourtant est inscrit sur les plus belles pages de la musique américaine des années 60. Entre triomphes et carrière fantôme, retour sur la carrière de ce mordu de jazz dont le retour en grâce s'opère depuis plusieurs années. Titres diffusés durant l'émission : Lovin'Man - Eugene McDaniels My Love Is So High - The Sultans A Hundred Pounds Of Clay - Gene McDaniels Love Letter To America - Eugene McDaniels Feel Like Makin' Love - Roberta Flack Jagger The Dagger - Eugene McDaniels The Lord Is Back - Eugene McDaniels Supermarket Blues - Eugene McDaniels The Parasite (For Buffy) - Eugene McDaniels Le Twitter de l'émissionLe Twitter de Fox

Alright, punks. You know what time it is. DJ Guitar, DJ 'iego. DJ Toe Key Oh, and DJ Wood are back in the studio spinning tunes by Cannibal Corpse, Eugene McDaniels, Long Knife, Willie Nelson, At the Drive-In, Conjunto Primitivo, Hot Snakes, Papaya Paranoia, Skeletal Family, Exhalants, David Nance, and Social Circkle. Get loose

The second monthly episode of the Knowledge Breaks series is dedicated to the great Eugene McDaniels aka the Left Rev McD. McDaniels took a turn in the late 1960s from singing more straight-ahead jazz and soul singing to much more politically-themed works, both song by himself as well as written for others, such as the song "Compared to What" made famous by Les McCann and Eddie Harris. I think many beat-heads and record fiends know about McDaniels' epic "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse" album for the samples and its rarity, but the songs on the album scared the U.S. power structure so much that McDaniels was essentially blacklisted by his own record label. This didn't stop him however from setting up his own publishing company, which allowed him to survive on the royalties from his song writing, which includes the classic "Feel Like Making Love." There wasn't a tremendous amount of interview or vocal snippets available but I found a few great ones that I recommend listening to in full below. Since many of the breaks on "Headless Heroes" are well-known, I tried to mix in a few of his other works as well as covers and more obscure songs. His music and words are HIGHLY recommended and I hope everyone checks out his songs if you haven't before. Clips on this mix are from some great videos linked on my Soundcloud page. Please share!

DJ Cosm goes straight to the heart of the golden era with indelible cuts from Black Moon, Digable Planets, Boogiemonsters, Mathematik and more. Plus mind-melting grooves by Ramsey Lewis and Eugene McDaniels, fresh funk flavor from The Bamboos and the return of the elusive Lauryn Hill on Nas' "Nobody". View the full playlist for this show at http://www.wefunkradio.com/show/1085 Enjoying WEFUNK? Listen to all of our mixes at http://www.wefunkradio.com/shows/

This week I went through my jazz lp’s and selected a few familiar favourites. Well, at least familiar to me. I play some Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Bobby Hutcherson w. Eugene McDaniels, Shorty Rogers, Mose Allison, Buddy Emmons w. Lenny Breau, Big Miller, Nina Simone, David Amram, Charles Lloyd, and Tete Montoliu.

April is National Poetry Month, and we're celebrating with this week's episode featuring one of America's most celebrated modern poets: Nikki Giovanni. The National Writers Series has been graced by Giovanni's presence twice over the years – once in 2018 to discuss her book A Good Cry, and for this conversation in 2013, just before the release of Chasing Utopia: A Hybrid, one part memoir, one part book of poetry. Giovanni has also authored many other works of poetry, nonfiction, and children's literature over her decades-long career, and earned accolades including being named “Woman of the Year” by multiple major magazines and one of Oprah Winfrey's “Living Legends.” Our episode today is guest-hosted by Leigh Haber, books editor at O, The Oprah Magazine. Our episode begins with a look back at Giovanni's childhood neighborhood in late 60's Harlem, where she counted musical and theatrical luminaries like Morgan Freeman, Eugene McDaniels, Cornell Dupree, and Sidney Poitier as her neighbors… --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nationalwritersseries/message

Hace medio siglo… Earth, Wind & Fire editaron su primer disco lo mismo que el virginiano Bill Withers, fallecido hace menos de un año, mientras que The Isley Brothers ya iban por el noveno de su carrera. Y Stevie Wonder con 20 años alcanzaba el 13º de su carrera. Dr. John sacó el cuarto. Tras componer éxitos y éxitos para Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross y compañía, la gran Valerie Simpson se atrevió a grabar su primer álbum. Betty Wright avanzó en 1971 su álbum de I Love the Way You Love con un pepinazo. Aretha Franklin grabó su concierto memorable en el legendario Filmore West de San Francisco de Bill Graham. Shaft álbum doble de Isaac Hayes, publicado por el sello Stax como banda sonora para la película blaxploitation de 1971 Las noches rojas de Harlem. Fue el disco que anunció el futuro nacimiento del sonido Philly… Hace 50 años se fundó el sello Philadelphia International Records fundado por Kenneth Gamble y Leon Huff, al que dedicaremos un programa entero. DISCO 1 ISAAC HAYES Theme Form Shaft (SOUL CLASSICS - 14) Shaft DISCO 2 BILL WITHERS Ain’t No sunshine (1) Just as I Am DISCO 3 STEVIE WONDER If You Really Love Me (ORDENADOR) Where I’m Coming From  DISCO 4 PERSUADERS Thin Line Between Love and Hate (101 SOUL Disc 4 - 4) DISCO 5 BETTY WRIGHT Clean Up Woman (101 SOUL.. Disc 5 - 12) DISCO 6 MARVIN GAYE Mercy Mercy Me (6 ) What’s Going On DISCO 7 EUGENE McDANIELS Headless Heroes (4) Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse DISCO 8 THE TEMPTATIONS Just My Imagination (BROTHER IN RHYTHM Disc 1 Cara 2 Corte último) Sky’s The Limit DISCO 9 VALERIE SIMPSON Sinner Man (Don't Let Him Catch You) (4) Exposed DISCO 10 THE ISLEY BROTHERS Love The One You’re With (7) Givin’ It back DISCO 11 THE BEGINNING OF THE END Funky NassauPart 1 (101 SOUL Disc 5 - 11) Funky Nassau DISCO 12 EARTH WIND & FIRE Love Is Life (MEMORY TIME 70/71 Disc 2 Cara 1 - último) EW&F DISCO 13 DIANA ROSS Surtender (Cara 1 Corte 7) Surrender DISCO 14 ARETHA FRANKLIN Respect (Cara 1 Corte 1) Live At Filmore West DISCO 15 EDDIE HARRIS & LES McCANN Universal Prisoner (2) Second Movement Escuchar audio

Hoy hace medio siglo se publicó "Tapestry" de Carole King, uno de los discos más esenciales, más bellos y emotivos de la Historia de la Música Popular. Es un álbum clásico de la compositora norteamericana junto a Joni Mitchell más importante. También hoy es el cumpleaños 84º de Roberta Flack, cantante y pianista de Carolina del Norte modelo de la música soul que marcó un nuevo ru mío en el género y que ha influido en artistas posteriores como Lauryn Hill, Teena Marie, Brenda Russell, Kandace Springs o Janet Jackson. Ella misma cantó con éxito un par de canciones de “Tapestry” e hizo versiones de Leonard Cohen, Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil y Phil Spector, Stevie Wonder, Burt Bacharach, Janis Ian o Eugene McDaniels DISCO 1 CAROLE KING Feel Like A Natural Woman (12) DISCO 2 CAROLE KING I Feel The Earth Move (1) DISCO 3 CAROLE KING It's Too Late (3) DISCO 4 CAROLE KING So Far Away (2) DISCO 5 CAROLE KING Smackwater Jack (10) DISCO 6 CAROLE KING Home Again (4) DISCO 7 CAROLE KING & JAMES TAYLOR You’ve Got A Friend (A NATURAL WOMAN CD 2 -13) DISCO 8 ROBERTA FLACK & DONNY HATHAWAY You’ve Got A Friend (2) DISCO 9 ROBERTA FLACK Killing Me Softly With His Song (KILLING ME SOFTLY - 1) DISCO 10 ROBERTA FLACK The Closer I Get To You (THE BEST OF…Cara 1 Corte 2) DISCO 12 ROBERTA FLACK & DONNY HATHAWAY Back Together Again (THE BEST OF…Cara 2 Corte 2) DISCO 13 ROBERTA FLACK & DONNY HATHAWAY Where Is The Love (7) DISCO 14 ROBERTA FLACK & PEABO BRYSON Feel Like Makin’ Love (Cara 1 Corte 3) Escuchar audio

Was selecting these tracks as people went to the polls...was feeling a range of emotions and wanted to play tracks that felt serious, hopeful, powerful, and spoke to the need for urgent social change (not that I personally believe presidential elections impact much social change, but this election seems more of a moment than simply an election). Recorded the mix the next day, with votes still being counted, but results showing that no matter who wins, millions upon millions of white people in this country still support a fascist white nationalist even after four years of lies, violence and death. I am trying to still be hopeful but it is hard. Tracklist: Sam Cooke, Earth Wind and Fire, Cannonball Adderley, Eugene McDaniels, Pharoah Sanders, Bobby Hutcherson

La música negra en 1970: cara a cara con la verdad, como rezó el título del disco de The Undisputed Truth. La verdad indiscutible de la guerra de Vietnam. La lucha de los artistas afroamericanos por los Derechos Civiles… Curtis Mayfield, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, The Staple Swingers ya estaban preguntando “Qué está pasando”… El género “jazz-fussion” ya es más una realidad gracias a músicas que están experimentando con los sintetizadores y el cruce de la herencia jazz con las nuevas corrientes del soul y del funk. Shuggie Otis, hijo de Johnny, Eugene McDaniels, Sun Ra, Pharaoh Sanders están adelantándose a su tiempo. DISCO 1 MIKE KNOCK UNDERGROUND Space Bugaloo (SPACED OUT JAZZ - 7) DISCO 2 STEVIE WONDER Signed, Sealed And Delivered (18) Signed, Sealed And Delivered DISCO 3 ARETHA FRANKLIN  Don’t Play That Song (1) Spirit In The Dark DISCO 4 DIANA ROSS Everything Is Everything (Cara 1 Corte 1) DISCO 5 MARVIN GAYE That’s The Way Love Is (18) That’s The Way Love Is DISCO 6 THE STAPLE SWINGERS This A Perfect World (1) The Staple Swingers DISCO 7 THE ISLEY BROTHERS Get Into Something (1) DISCO 8 THE IMPRESSIONS Ain't Got Time (THE CURTOM STORY Disc 2 - 3) DISCO 9 MOSES DILLARD & Tex-Town Display I've Got To Find A Way (Pt.1) (THE CURTOM STORY Disc 1 - 25) DISCO 10 MAJOR LANCE Must Be Love Coming Down (THE CURTOM STORY - Disc 2 - 2) DISCO 11 SHUGGIE OTIS Strawberry Letter 23 (12) Here Comes Shuggie Otis DISCO 12 THE ORIGINALS My way (MOTOWN SINATRA - 15) DISCO 13 EUGENE McDANIELS Headless Heroes (4) DISCO 14 GABOR SZABO Breezin’ (ALL DAY THUMBSUCKER - CD 2 - 10) DISCO 15 LAURA NYRO When I was a freeport…(GARDOT - 6) CHRISTMAS AND THE BEADS OF SWEAT Escuchar audio

My guest today is a torch bearer of melodic improvisation. A master of melodies, chromatic modal patterns of improvisation that open space for drummers like Eddie Marshall and Joe Chambers who say "Hello to the Wind." My guest came of age under the iron man sweetheart Eric Dolphy when he went by the more formal Robert. But his endearing nature, positive path of constant creation created love amongst his bandmates so soon he was known as Bobby. His impact on the east coast jazz scene was heavy. He showed up and Rudy Van Gelders studio with Bob Cranshaw and Al Harewood playing solos on Grant Green records that my generation perseveration over. The crisp Angular feeling of the music from hard bop to post bop with a mix of avant garde more rhythm based solos. More rooted in the blues. The music was evolving organically and my guest was a Sage and spirit to many young jazz fanatics like Jack Fulks and session drummer Jim Keltner who would sit in the front row of some swampy bar to watch my guest and Charles Lloyd give literal interpretations of themselves with a little Milt Jackson and Jimmy Lunceford mixed in. My show is about lineage. Tracing the roots of music on this continent to its origins. The birthplace of modern jazz is The Americas and it spread out to the west coast to clubs like The Keystone Korner where my other guest found a home for himself nestled in between a police station and the Inflated Tear of "Change" sung so poignantly by Eugene McDaniels in the opening clip. My guests humbleness and groundedness is what makes him a transcendent figure much like my other guest who played keyboards for awhile and than became an impresario running the most elastic, flexible, swinging jazz club in the Bay Area. It was the greatest because he diversified the music, it felt like a home with the cornbread and the continual appearances from my guest and Harold Land, Sonship Woody Theus Woody Shaw and thousands of other Eulipian characters. Both my guests have a deep affection for one another and it runs decades deep as they have taken the roller coaster of life which they are still on. Keeping the world safe for bebop, re-bop and all other contiguous orbital love Bobby Hutcherson and Todd Barkan, welcome to the JFS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

LINKS:A Sample, A Cover playlistFacebookEmail: spacetimemusicpodcast@gmail.comThe SpaceTimeMusic theme music is a sample of the Ana-Tole x Jonah Christian Remix of Ready or Not by the Fugees.SONG CREDITS:In order of appearanceBonita ApplebumPeople’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of RhythmA Tribe Called Quest1990DaylightCome Into KnowledgeRAMP1977Memory BandRotary ConnectionRotary Connection1968Fool YourselfDixie ChickenLittle Feat1973Jagger the DaggerHeadless Heroes of the ApocalypseEugene McDaniels1971Killing Me Softly With His SongKilling Me SoftlyRoberta Flack1973Killing Me SoftlyIn Effect ModeAl B. Sure!1988Killing Me SoftlyThe ScoreFugees1996

Sat 06/20/20 DJ Mza Show 237 In this episode we pay tribute to black music and the current climate of our society dealing with inequality, police brutality, racism to Black Lives Matter.  Here's the red pill. I dream a world where man no other will scorn where LOVE will bless the earth and peace it's path adorn I dream a world where all will know sweet freedom's way where greed no longer saps the soul no avarice lights our day A world i dream where black or white whatever race you be will share the bounties of the earth and every man is FREE where righteousness hang its head free and joy like the pearl attend the needs of all mankind of such I dream our world - I Dream a World by Carl B. Strokes & Oliver Nelson Featuring music from: Gil Scott-Heron, Roy Ayers, Common, Blackstar, Eugene McDaniels, The Stance Brothers, Los Retros, Natalie Slade, Àbáse, Nicola Conte  & many more! Get in the Circle. Feel the Soul. 01 Blackstar feat. Common - Respiration 02 The Fugees - The Beast 03 J Dilla - Come Get It Feat. Elzhi 04 Free the Robots - Welcome to Los Angeles 05 DJ Vadim feat. Sarah Jones - Your Revolution 07 Eugene McDaniels - Jagger The Dagger 08 Bill Withers - No Hands, Gramma! (Shoes Edit) 09 Roy Ayers, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad- Synchronize Vibration 10 José James - Park Bench People 11 Derrick Hodge Feat Common - We Live Today 12 Gil Scott-Heron - Home Is Where the Hatred Is 13 Gary NTU Troop Bartz - Celestial Blues 14 The Beatles-Come Together (Daniel Crawford Remix) 15 Bohannon - Save Their Souls 16 Miles Bonny - Fela 17 Monk One - Phonolog 18 Freddie Joachim - Power Profit 19 The Stance Brothers - Resolution Blue (Teddy Rok Mass Appeal Edit) 20 Koma Saxo - Koma Mate 21 Nicola Conte & Gianluca Petrella - The Higher Love 22 Los Retros - New Humanity 23 Gabriel Garzón-Montano - Someone 23 Nikko Gray - MOMENTUM . 24 Deborah Jordan - Senses 25 Natalie Slade - Humidity 26 Ol' Burger Beats & Vuyo - One Time For Burger (Instrumental) 27 Jazzbois - Narctis (Flofliz Remix) 28 Àbáse - Elevate (ft. Jessie Davis, SoulClap Budapest) 29 Pablo Queu - Nylon 30 Alsogood - Morning at Least 31 Carl B. Strokes & Oliver Nelson - I Dream a World Hosted by: DJ Mza www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST Past shows: @soulcircleradio Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/soulcircelradio This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

Este semana dedicamos el tiempo de Islas de Robinson a clásicos de la música negra convenientemente situados en nuestras coordenadas "psicodélico-turbulentas". Todos enormes. Suenan: PARLIAMENT - "COME IN OUT OF THE RAIN" ("OSMIUM", 1970) / BLACK MERDA - "CYNTHY RUTH" ("BLACK MERDA", 1970) / FUNKADELIC - "FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 14TH" ("FREE YOUR MIND AND YOUR ASS WILL FOLLOW", 1970) / SLY & THE FAMILY STONE - "BRAVE & STRONG" ("THERE'S A RIOT GOIN' ON", 1971) / THE TEMPTATIONS - "YOU MAKE YOUR OWN HEAVEN AND HELL RIGHT HERE ON EARTH" ("PSYCHEDELIC SHACK", 1970) / CURTIS MAYFIELD - "(DON'T WORRY) IF THERE'S A HELL BELOW WE'RE ALL GOING TO GO" ("CURTIS", 1970) / MARVIN GAYE - "RIGHT ON" ("WHAT'S GOING ON", 1971) / MINNIE RIPPERTON - "LES FLEUR" ("COME TO MY GARDEN", 1970) / TERRY CALLIER - "YOU'RE GOIN' MISS YOUR CANDYMAN" ("WHAT COLOR IS LOVE", 1972) / EUGENE MCDANIELS - "FREEDOM DEATH DANCE" ("HEADLESS HEROES AND THE APOCALYPSE", 1971) / STEVIE WONDER - "JESUS CHILDREN OF AMERICA" ("INNERVISIONS", 1973) / CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - "MORNING GLORY" + "LIFE & DEATH PT.1" + "WHITE ROSE (FREEDOM FLOWER)" + "LIFE & DEATH PT.2" ("THE SKIN I'M IN", 1974) / Escuchar audio

In this episode of Gutbuster, Creamy starts with Africa in mind although he soon stays from that path. Music featured includes tracks from Urban All-Stars, Ras, Letto M’Bulu, The Pharaohs, Gil Scott Heron, Eugene McDaniels, Betty Wright, Little Richard, Benjamin Zephaniah, Dennis Brown & The Soul Syndicate, Bob Marley & The Wailers, 4Hero (featuring Roy Ayres), Herbie Hancock and Earth, Wind & Fire.   If you feel so inclined, do us a favour and give us a review on iTunes. I’d be ever so grateful.   Until next time. Take care and Keep It On The One.   Love Creamy.   mark@choa.co.uk

Idris Muhammad's birthday was November 13, and so I thought I'd do a tribute episode to the legendary drummer (RIP) whose sound shaped so much of jazz, soul, funk, rock and later hip-hop. I was very lucky to witness his greatest once, several years ago at the Blue Note when he was playing with Ahmad Jamal's group. So here's a few tunes - only one from his own releases, while the rest are records he played on and shaped in his own way. I tried to stay away from the well-known classics but don't worry, it's all super funky. Tracklist: Idris Muhammad, Horace Silver, Charles Kynard, Grant Green, Shirley Scott, Leon Spencer, Eugene McDaniels, Ernest Ranglin

1. Galt MacDermot - Coffee Cold 2. Pearls Before Swine - Guardian Angels 3. Don Covay - What’s in the Headlines 4. Tommy James & The Shondells - Lost in Your Eyes 5. Eugene McDaniels - Sagittarius Red 6. Archie Shepp 6.1 Attica Blues 6.2 Steam (Part 2) 6.3 Quiet Dawn 7. Lana Del Rey - Hope Is a Dangerous Thing for a Woman Like Me to Have But I Have It 8. Broadcast - Tears in the Typing Pool 9. Magna Carda - Angels 10. Damu the Fudgemunk & MF Doom - Coco Mango Diced (Boy Scout Mix) 11. Baroness - Seasons

Sat 2/23/19 The White Blinds x DJ Platurn x DJ Professor Shorthair Show 219 On this episode, we had a stacked lineup featuring the jazz & funk trio The White Blinds along with a pair of heavy hitters from Oakland x New Orleans lacing the decks with the dirtiest grooves. Get in the Circle. Feel the Soul. Featuring music from Eugene McDaniels, Deodato, Dorthy Ashby, Jimmy Smith, Brownout, Foster Sylvers, & many more! 1st Segment - DJ Mza 01 Alain Goraguer - La Bracelet 02 Foster Sylvers - When I'm Near You 03 Brownout - My Uzi Weighs a Ton 04 Eugene McDaniels - Unspoken Dreams of Light 05 Jimmy Smith - I'm Going to Love You Just a Little More Babe 06 Deodato - September 13 07 Dorothy Ashby - Soul Vibrations 08 Roy Porter Sound Machine - Jessica 2nd Segment - DJ Platurn DJ Set 3rd Segment - DJ Professor Shorthair DJ Set + Interview 4th Segment - The White blinds Interview Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST Past shows: @soulcircleradio Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/soulcircelradio Design by @dj-mza This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

Created by absolutely maxing out Pixel's freeware platform pxtone. See http://studiopixel.sakura.ne.jp/pxtone/ for info/download of this incredible bit of software. Featuring 'Cherrystones' by Eugene McDaniels, 'Etude Op. 28 No. 16' by Frederic Chopin, 'Popcorn' by Hot Butter. Featuring Samus Aran (Super Smash Bros.) Featuring Housemouse. Please visit https://welargeproductions.bandcamp.com/ for info. I am chippysthedoggy. http://chippysthedoggy.bandcamp.com 2020 Creative Commons CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

In Hour 1 it's singer, songwriter and producer Nick Hakim, who  grew up in a household overflowing with musical diversity and cites influences ranging from Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield, to Madlib and MF Doom, to South American folk and DC punk. He independently built a following through the release of his critically acclaimed self-released EPs Where Will We Go, Pt. 1 and Where Will We Go, Pt 2. May 2017 marked the release of his debut full-length album, 'Green Twins', which featured contributions from Jesse & Forever and the Onyx Collective and was an experimental step forward with emotional heft gleaned from experiences in the years since the first EPs. He had this to say about his mix; "These are songs that I love right now.. I appreciate you taking the time to listen. With all this madness happening around us, listening to music is where I always find solitude and peace. Have a nice day and enjoy. Be safe out here" In Hour 2 we hand over to Astronautica, a singer/songwriter and electronic producer whose music captures the eclectic nature of Los Angeles’ experimental beat scene and its connections to different cultures around the globe. She was drawn into the L.A.’s underground musical community swirling around Low End Theory, and quickly became addicted to the burgeoning beat sounds of the West Coast. She has been signed to Alpha Pup Records for the last five years, and has launched a slew of widely acclaimed releases with the label. Her latest album is Death Valley, which she wrote and recorded over the last three years at her home studio in Los Angeles. She told us; "This is a collection of songs that I'm currently listening to, songs that have been an inspiration in some of my past works, and my latest tracks off of my most recent LP, 'Death Valley.' Living in LA, I spend a lot of time in my car driving through many streets and neighborhoods, my favorite is when I'm driving late at night after all the traffics subsided listening to music with the windows down, I made this mix to evoke that feeling."   Part 1 Nick Hakim Doug Carn featuring Jean Carn Naima Pink Siifu  Skin Made of Gold Barry White Cant get enough of your love, babe Dur Dur Band Is Yeelyel Jack Dejohnette Ntoro Dr Buzzards Original Savanah Band Sunshower Marlena Shaw  Loving You Was Like a Party Melvin Van Peebles Hoppin John Interlude 1 (sp404) Shuggie Otis Island Letter Pink Siifu  Pops Tired Norvis Junior (Nelson Bandela) Kissin on Your Back Eugene McDaniels  The Parasite Pink Siifu Pray Everyday Doug Carn Jean Carn Naima The Moments When The Morning Comes Dirty Beaches Lord Knows Best Gil Scott Heron & Brian Jackson Peace go With You,Brother Eugene McDaniels Feel Like Making Love Ashni Puthli Space Talk Outro (sp404) PART 2 Astronautica Rosalía Malamente Blake Skowron No Fight (feat. Skyler Bennett RAYE Confidence (Preditah Remix) Nosaj Thing U G (Les Sins Remix) idntrmmbr Judgement Night Dauwd What’s There (Fort Romeau Remix) Daphni Carry On Astronautica Racetracks Kllo By Your Side Route 8 3 Days Renraku Presents: RKU-V01 A2 Astronautica Can’t Remember CRi Keep It Real (feat. Jesse Mac Cormack) Ross From Friends Project Cybsersyn Blawan Getting Me Down Martyn Manchester Jitwam Stronger Lando Kal Further Astronautica Palms

Spooky tunes for ghosts and goons! Tracklist: The Cadillacs "The Boogie Man" Screaming Lord Sutch "Jack the Ripper" The Surfaris "Jack the Ripper" The Tarantulas "Tarantula" Kenyon Hopkins "The Tell-Tale Heart" Franco Micalizzi "Bargain with the Devil" Lambert, Hendricks & Ross "Halloween Spooks" Dusty Springfield "Spooky" Scientist "The Voodoo Curse" Lee "Scratch" Perry "Disco Devil" Carl McKnight "The Devil's Out Tonight" Paul Mauriat "Thriller" Nina Simone "I Put a Spell on You" Geto Boys "My Mind Playin Tricks On Me" Isaac Hayes "Hung Up On My Baby" Eugene McDaniels "Jagger the Dagger" Johnny Mathis "No Love (But Your Love)" Mayer Hawthorne "Held the Hand (Daniel Johnston cover)"

On this episode of Ninth Wave Radio I open the show with the classic song 'Lovin' Man' by Eugene Mcdaniels sampled by many and appreciated by too few.I keep it sensual with this weeks mix with tracks from The Internet, Pink Rhythm, Childish Gambino, Snips, Henry Wu, Sola Rosa, Zaki Ibrahim & feature a bunch of local tunes from the likes of Yu Su, I M U R, & Ash.The end of the mix is for the HOUSE heads. Check it out!

When we approached Bardo Martinez of Chicano Batman, we figured he'd go with a left-field album choice and he did not disappoint. Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse was a cult LPs for years, one of the most overtly political albums of the entire '70s (least of all on Atlantic Records!) and might have been wholly forgotten if not for '90s hip-hop producers rediscovering it and using it as sample fodder. However, all groovy groove aside, Headless Heroes is also an astonishing album in regards to McDaniels' explicit politics regarding everything from the U.S. treatment of Native Americans to blue eyed minstrels to Watergate. It was supposedly blacklisted by no less than the Vice President of the U.S. (Spiro Agnew). As Chicano Batman are no strangers to merging message and music, it was the perfect LP for Bardo and us to dig into, least of all in this current political moment. More on Eugene McDaniels and Headless Heroes The late McDaniels website Mark Anthony Neal on McDaniels' legacy Testimonials about Headless Heroes More on Bardo Martinez and Chicano Batman Alex Piveysky's interview with Bardo Oliver's review of Chicano Batman's Freedom is Free Band Website | Twitter | Bardo's Instagram Show Tracklisting (all songs from Headless Heroes unless indicated otherwise): “Jagger The Dagger” Chicano Batman: “Freedom is Free” Freedom Is Free “The Parasite” “Supermarket Blues” “Lovin Man” John Lennon: “Instant Karma” Gene McDaniels: “Tower of Strength” Tower of Strength Eddie Harris & Les McCann: “Compared to What” Swiss Movement Eugene McDaniels: “Cherrystones” Outlaw “Susan Jane” “Freedom Death Dance” Eddie Harris: “Freedom Jazz Dance” The In Sound “The Lord Is Back” If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Show #150 responds to the verdict from Ferguson, MO with a special mix featuring selections by Nina Simone, J-Live, The Black Opera, Jaimeo Brown, Jasiri X, Fold, and others. This episode is NOT WORKSAFE.

This Table Read Podcast episode, the read-only version of a compilation of two Big Butt Bruise Brothers podcasts, minus a few hours of stimulating discussions before and after, features Chase Bailey, Heidi Christofferson Bunnell, DB Cooper, Duncan Watt, and Dennis Collins Johnson. It is a cold read, with no rehearsal or cast assignments done beforehand, and was recorded in October of 2013 in Chase's painting studio in Portsmouth, NH. Big Butt Bruise Brothers was written by Eugene McDaniels and Dennis Collins Johnson.

This Table Read Podcast episode features Chase Bailey, Heidi Bunnell, and Dennis Johnson. From his painting studio in Portsmouth, Chase tells stories ranging from his early days as an art student to his experiences making films with John Malkovich, Ann Cusak, Johnny Depp, Uma Thurman, Brett Cullen, and John Goodman. Heidi and Dennis tell a story or two as well. Dennis reads an essay on Global Harmony by Eugene McDaniels. As usual there is excellent wine to drink. And there's... Rudy. Opening and closing music features Kent Allyn on guitar, bass and keyboard, and Duncan Watt on percussion.